This topic refers to a collection of experiments conducted in modern history that are considered disturbing and unethical. These experiments have caused harm to human and animal subjects and have raised important ethical questions about the use of research practices. Examples of such experiments include the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment, the Stanford Prison Experiment, the Nazi Medical Experiments, Project MKUltra, Unit 731, and Harlow's Monkey Experiments. These studies have been widely criticized for their lack of ethical considerations, informed consent, and for causing physical and psychological harm to participants. The controversial nature of these experiments highlights the need for researchers and institutions to prioritize ethical considerations and to ensure that the potential benefits of research do not outweigh the harm caused to participants.
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1.Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment (1932-1972) 00:00:00
2.Stanford Prison Experiment (1971) 00:01:47
3.Nazi Medical Experiments (1939-1945) 00:03:14
4.Project MKUltra (1953-1973) 00:04:37
5.Unit 731 (1937-1945) 00:05:45
6.Monster Study (1939) 00:07:24
7. The Milgram Experiment (1961) 00:08:33
8.The Robbers Cave Experiment (1954) 00:09:56
9.The Little Albert Experiment (1920) 00:11:32
10.Harlow's Monkey Experiments (1957-1963) 00:13:00
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